1. Sort taxonomic or alphabetical and only list what you see during an outing.Super field app! Very simple to use and the amazing options for checklist downloads make it perfect for local or travel birding! Don't be afraid to try this, you will be pleasantly surprised how user friendly :-) God bless and Good birding, TadasGreat app! Very useful for bird watching and keeping track of your bird watching diary.
2. Handles multiple checklists (Birds, butterflies, etc.) very elegantly, supports eBird hotspot and other location taxonomy lists.
3. With this mobile app you can increase the font size so you don't need glasses.For a couple of years I used both this app and eBird app but now I only use this one because it has more features.
4. The interface is easy to use and sightings upload to the client or ebird are a breeze.
5. It is hard with all that gear to fumble glasses and type in ebird out in the field.
6. I use ebird, but I can be lazy about the ebird protocol of hourly lists.
7. Ones I use most often are (1) sorting taxonomy by last name first, eg, Duck, Mottled as it the fastest lookup.
8. I use birds, mammals and plants most often (4) pinpoints exact location for every entry, not just gps for the whole list.
9. (6) easy access to photos and audio.Nice simple to use app.
10. I often carry a phone, camera binoculars, recording equipment and a scope!.
11. (2) displays yearly abundance for every species.